Cricket 1906

288 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u l y 19, 1906. THE FAVOUR ITE AMONGST C R ICK E T ER S SPALDINGS G R A N D P R I X CRICKET BALLS. Price, 6s. each. We claim for oar Grand Prix Balls, that it is an impossibility to manufacture them betler. They wear equally well on soft and hard ground, and are guaranteed to retain their colour, weight and shape. A . G. SPALDING & BROS., 53-55, Fetter Lane, E.C. FACTORY:— Putney Wharf, London, S.W. ANOTHER ADDITION TO “ CRICKET GUIDE A N D HOW TO PLAY CRICKET” By PRINCE RANJITSINHJI. Price, 6d. Nett. Every lover of the King of Gaines should have a copy of this Book by one of Britain’s most popular idols. It contains explanations of the different cuts—forward and back play—driving—leg-hitting—the glance —bowling—batting—running—catching—fielding; and chapters on Australian,Indian, American and School Oricket. Jn fact,it leaves nothing unsaid that should appear in a work of this kind. For sale at all Newsagents and Booksellers’ Stalls; or at A. G. SPALDING & BROS., 53-55, Fetter Lane, E.C. LUDGROVE v. LOCKERS PARK.—Played at Hemel Hempstead on. July 10. L ookers P a r k . N. Christopherson, c Dunn, b Forster ... 8 G. E. H. House, b Forster .................18 W.A.Young,b Forster 19 W. M. Corry, not out 8 R. L. Tinsley, b Car­ negie........................ 4 Lb 6, w 2,nb 1... 9 G. E. Curwen, b East­ wood .......... .......... L .M . Powell,c Nugent, b Eastwood ......... 13 D. L. Turnbull, b Eastwood .......... II. \V. Millar, lbw, b Eastwood................. O. C . Gotto, run out... C. W . Turner, b East­ wood ........................ L udorove . Total ...105 J. Forster, not out ... 40 G .E . Bailey,b Tindsley 15 C. A. Carnegie, run out .............. . •“ 17 E. M. Eastwood, b Turnbull... ... ... 4 O. W . Cornwallis, b Turnbull.............. . 0 J. H. M. Dunn, c and b Corry .............. . 3 Lord Whitcliester, b Turnbull ......... 0 E. R. Hoare, b Turn­ bull ........................ G. G. Nugent, b Turn­ bull ........................ H. W. Henderson, b Turnbull................. W.H. Beaumont-Nes- bitt b Turnbull ... B l,w 1, nb 1 ... Total .......... LUDGROVE MASTERS v. OXFORD AUTHEN- TICS.—Played at Ludgrove on July 14. O xford A utiientics . G. G. M. Bennett, c Blore, b Burbury ...105 j "W. F. Crawford, ’c Burbury, b Henley 20 C. A. L. Payne, c Severn, b Stan­ brough ... ... ... W S. Bird b Henley 6 H. K. Worsley, b Henley •••••• •• u R. Rogers, lbw, b Stanbrough ......... l J. E. Robertson- Walker, b Henley 9 L. W. Lake, st Oak­ ley, b Stanbrough... 10 Rev. H. K. Bros, not out ........................ 7 G. G. Nugent, b Henley ................. 1 B 13, lb 3, nb 3... 19 Total (9 wkts) 255 L udgrove M asters . W. P. Blore, b Payne..........17 Capt. Burbury, c Bennett, b Cranford ................. 1 C. Micklem, b Payne..........10 N. R. Severn, c Crawford, b Payne ........................3fi L . W. Compton, lbw, b Payne............................... 8 W. F. Stanbrough, run out 1 G. O. Smith, c Bennett, b Payne...............................28 not out F. A. H. Henley, st Bird, b Payne ............................... W. J. Oakley, b Crawford E. F. S. Ramsbotham, b C raw ford........................ F. M. Eastwood, not out B 8, nb 6.......... b Bird.......... b R.-Walker b Bird.......... c R.-Walker, Bennett ... b Bennett ... not out b Bird... 1 0 14 Extras ... 25 b ... 2 ... 24 ... 15 ... 18 ... 16 ... 11 Total ..........124 Total (6 wkts) 119 LUDGROVE (2) v. SOUTH LODGE (2).—Payed at South Lodge on July 11. L udgrove (2). W. L. O. Parker, lbw, b Birkbeck ......... 3 R S. Stancliffe,b Greig 37 R.T. S.Gwynne,b Birk­ beck 2 O.W.H.Leese,b Romer 10 R. L. Dunville, b Birk­ beck ... ... ..........21 C. E. Benson, b Yates 61 R. D. Busk, b Greig... 0 R. J. F. Remnant, b Birkbeck.................42 T. E. Nugent, b Birk­ beck ........................ 4 A. B. Carnegie, run out ........................ 1 R. Philipson, not out 2 B 6, lb 1, w 7 ...14 J. G. Owen, b Busk O. Birkbeck, b Busk... H. W. Yates, bBusk... H. Begbie, c & b Dun­ ville ........................ — Lloyd, b Busk — Carter, b Dunville A. P. Romer,b Philip­ son S outh L odge Total ...197 J. Cunningham, b Philipson................. M.R. 1 j .Romer,b Busk — Cole, not out.......... — Greig, c Stancliffe, b Philipson ......... Byes ................. Total Sccond innings: C ole,c&bDunville,2; Owen.not out, 14; Yates, not out, 4; byes 2 —Total (1 wkt) 22. PURLEY v. STREATHAM.—Played at Purley on July 14. S treatham . B. Dent, b Lewis E.B.Miller,b Lewis... W. Taylor, b Lewis ... L. E. Gillett, b Lewis R. J. Haworth, st Mar­ shall, b Faulkner ... E. H. Leaf, b Lewis ... F. G.V. Holmes, lbw, b Lewis........................ F. 11. Lawrence, ran out ........................ 0 M J. Beazley, b Lewis 25 G. Goggs, not out ... 5 C. W. Mallett, b Faulkner ................. 0 B 17, w 1 ........ 18 A. E. Binningliam, Dent, b Holmes ... 17 S.D.Marshall, c Gillett, b Dent .................58 F. W. Brewer, run out 6 H. Churchill, b Holmes 19 Total ..........159 P urley . G. M. Faulkner, st Leaf,b Miller..........44 A.E.D. Lewis,b Broad 13 D. G. Cohen, not out 3 B 7,1b 4 ..........11 Total (6 wkts.)171 B. E. Spicer, R. S. McMinn, W. A. liayner and T. D. Marshall did not bat. LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN BANK v. LONDON AND COUNTY BANK.—Played at Norbury on July 10-12. L. & S. W. B an k . O. B. Wood, b Mills . F. Goodall,b Hubbard 10 J. Hallett, b Hubbard 6 F.Holland,bFeaver... 3 P. H. Merchant, c Gay- fer, b Hubbard ... 2 H. S. Cattell.not out... 42 D. H. Best,b Hearsum 17 L. & O . B an k . H. E. Butler, run out 10 E. Hocking, b Mills... 1 J. H. Neall, b Mills ... 0 S. K. Long, b Mills... 0 B 16, lb 4 ..........20 Total ..117 C. R. Trowell not out 31 B 27, lb 2 ..........29 Total (3 wkts.)250 H. L. Hearsum, not out .....................124 E. G. Gayfer, c sub, b Holland ...............23 P. F. Allen, b Best ... 35 A. A. Feaver, c Cattell, b Butler ................ 8 P. W. Hubbard, E. J. St ff, W. Sutton, R. Ridding, E. A. Tealby and G. A. Mills did not bat. Printed and Published for the Proprietor by M e r r it t & H a toh br, L td ., 167,168 and 169, Upper Thames Street, London E.O., July 19th, 1906.